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From: gazit@ganelon.usc.edu (Salit)
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Subject: Re: What People Try To Justify
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Date: 3 Feb 88 01:21:51 GMT
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In article <174@soleil.UUCP> grina@soleil.UUCP (Pete Grina) writes:

>                         If you don't like the rules, run for office
>and change them.  Do it the right way.  Otherwise, you're just another
>fascist (I just *had* to use that word once) fuckup.

About 50 years ago, there was someone called Hitler who did not like the rules.
He run for office and changed the rules.  He did it in the "right way".
And he was the worst fascist in History.

Why do you speak about syntax?  The semantics is much more important.

>Yes, I am in a bad mood.
>				(:-)

I hope you are in a worse mood now, you deserve it.
 		                         		(:-)

Hillel Gazit      gazit%ganelon.usc.edu@oberon.usc.edu